Katy’s Weblog
When you feel discouraged about life, read Genesis 37-50, the life of Joseph.
When Joseph was merely 17, God told him he would rise to greatness. He was going to be big, a CEO, a huge success.
God could’ve taken Joseph from point A of his teenage life to point B to his ultimate position of power in a straight line, couldn’t he?
A 20-something year old girl at church said something to me on Sunday that was incredibly mature.
“I decided to stay at this church because when I was growing up at this church, a lot of people here contributed to my growth. Now I want to give back and help other people grow at this church.”
Watching Geico commercials is our favorite pastime now!
I love the Pips!
At 86 years old, my dad is doing great. He lives by himself, he can drive (just renewed his license before his birthday with only 2 points off!), he can eat just about anything.
I am proud of his ability to keep up a bit with the technology world. He uses the computer to read…
Instead of reading my usual genre of mystery books, I read a different type of mystery.
I am sorry to say, I don’t like it.
Acceptable Risk by Robin Cook didn’t receive any awards nor on the Best Seller’s list. I can see why. I don’t like his style of writing, the characters are not…
Is materialism drawing you away from enjoying life?
I had the privilege of writing a post about this topic for Great Circle.
Check it out and leave a comment.
I was tagged by Blinkdagger…
So here I go with 7 things about me that you don’t know:
1. I didn’t like kids before I had my own and never wanted to help out in the nursery at church.
2. If I was younger, I would have one more baby…
3. I read a romance…
I baked cookies today.
My husband took a bite and says, “Hmmm…these cookies sure have a lot of…texture.”
Interpretation: Too much oatmeal and other healthy ingredients in here. Where are the chocolate chips?
I’ve been working on my Adventures In Parenting website and learning more about how to increase online traffic.
There is so much material out there for SEO training. The hardest part is to incorporate what everyone tells you to do. A type of coaching system for us noobs would be nice. Especially for the technologically challenged, having a computer person who can do EVERYTHING right next to me would be really nice!
I was thinking today whether I am living a “successful” life and whether our church is a “successful” church.
Success can be easily defined if we were doing well financially, or if our church has thousands in attendance. You look at that and automatically think, “They are a success.”